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Pro-Clinton College Professor: Repeal Second Amendment

At a time when it’s more important than ever to maintain the right of the American people to keep and bear arms for self-defense, law professor David S. Cohen is calling for repeal of the Second.....

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Editing rights

A HuffPo blogger asserts that the Bill of Rights “give certain powers to an individual.” I ask him to point to any word like “give” associated with these rights.

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Continued Existence Of Fundamental Rights, FBI vs. APPLE – Part 3

The primary interest of our federal Government – indeed, of all central governments is acquisition of power for itself.

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Government Attack On The Fourth Amendment, FBI vs. APPLE – Part 2

The federal Government has been attempting for some time, to compel all computer companies to provide the government with backdoor keys to enable it to unlock American’s computer devices...

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The Bill of Rights, FBI vs. APPLE – Part 1

In this three part article, the Arbalest team examines what is truly at stake in the demand by the FBI that APPEL break is iPhone encryption.

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Alan Gottlieb: Hillary could wipe out the 2nd Amendment (VIDEO)

Alan Gottlieb, founder of the Second Amendment Foundation, critics current discusses the future of gun rights and the upcoming election.

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The Bill for Our Rights – 224th Anniversary

Bill of Rights
Bill of Rights
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Doctors for Responsible Gun Ownership

USA –  -(Ammoland.com)-  On Tuesday this week we all should have been jubilantly celebrating the 224th anniversary of the ratification of the Bill of Rights, the original 10 amendments to the United States’ federal constitution.

Remarkably, it slipped by relatively unremarked. Yet our Bill of Rights may actually be the most significant of our republic’s founding documents.

The Declaration of Independence announced our nationhood. The Constitution defined our government. The Bill of Rights confirms our liberty as free people who are not subservient to our government.